Unfortunately there's no such thing as a short term effect
It depends on the area you're in when a blast occurs, and how close you are to the primary detonation, as well as the strength of the blast itself. Naturally, death by incineration is the most obvious if you're close enough, but rapid death from Beta-Gamma radiation, unless you were in a shielded area at the time, would occur in the days following if you survived. Trust me when I say you'd be better of dying in the initial explosion.
Alpha radiation contamination, carried in the fallout from nuclear explosions, is the most common radioactive hazard outside of the blast area for survivors. Though it's only hazardous when it gets into your body (meaning keep your mouth/nose covered, as well as any open cuts, and wash the skin if it gets exposed), it eventually will find its way into the food and water supply This knowledge is one reason the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, which halted above ground, space and underwater testing in 1963 between the U.S. and USSR, was signed. It was found that fallout had raised contaminant levels in milk and other foods, in particular Strontium 90.
"Nukes" is a colloquial term for nuclear weapons, which are explosive devices that derive their destructive power from nuclear reactions. These weapons can cause devastating damage and are considered weapons of mass destruction.
The main short term effects are:blastfirethermal burnsflash blindnessradiation sicknessbeta burns (from fallout exposure)
The short-term effects of nuclear power can include the generation of electricity with low carbon emissions, providing a reliable source of energy, and supporting economic growth in countries with nuclear power plants. However, there are concerns about the safety and environmental risks associated with nuclear power, such as accidents, waste disposal, and the potential for nuclear proliferation.
nuclear weapons effects are devastating. The things and persons in range were reduced to ash the ones further away had bad burns and radiation expousure sickness which cause a lot of suffering. in the related links box below I posted an article on radiation poisoning for more information.
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"Nukes" is a colloquial term for nuclear weapons, which are explosive devices that derive their destructive power from nuclear reactions. These weapons can cause devastating damage and are considered weapons of mass destruction.
long term it may elevate long term cancer risks
The term effects of the Cold War is the Americans and Russians are scared to launch their nuclear missiles at each other.
Biological weapons can cause infectious diseases. The radiation from nuclear weapons can cause either short term, but often fatal, radiation sickness or in the long term cancer.
The main short term effects are:blastfirethermal burnsflash blindnessradiation sicknessbeta burns (from fallout exposure)
The short-term effects of nuclear power can include the generation of electricity with low carbon emissions, providing a reliable source of energy, and supporting economic growth in countries with nuclear power plants. However, there are concerns about the safety and environmental risks associated with nuclear power, such as accidents, waste disposal, and the potential for nuclear proliferation.
Proliferation
The 3 most common short term effects of the sun is sunburn, headache, and fatigue. The short term effects last from hours to several days.
Short term effects can be rashes, itchiness, dryness and sunburn.
nuclear weapons effects are devastating. The things and persons in range were reduced to ash the ones further away had bad burns and radiation expousure sickness which cause a lot of suffering. in the related links box below I posted an article on radiation poisoning for more information.
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